The Science of Getting Rich: The Workbook Edition — The Complete 1910 Classic with Chapter Guides, Reflection Worksheets & a 30-Day Practice Tracker
Wallace D. Wattles
Bobson Saint Pierre
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The classic that started it all — finally in an edition built for doing, not just reading. Wallace D. Wattles published The Science of Getting Rich in 1910, and it has never stopped working its way into the hands of builders, founders, and strivers. It is the book Rhonda Byrne credited as the spark for The Secret — a short, direct manual arguing that getting rich is a learnable practice: think in a certain way, act in a certain way, and do both every day. Most editions hand you the text and wish you luck. This workbook edition helps you practice it. Inside: the complete, unabridged 1910 text — all 17 chapters, exactly as Wattles wrote them; a modern editor's introduction; a plain-English Chapter Guide after every chapter; 17 'Make It Real' worksheets with writing space, each ending in a concrete action; and a 30-day practice tracker. Read a chapter a day. Do the worksheet. Mark the tracker. The original text is Wallace D. Wattles (1910), in the public domain; the introduction, guides, worksheets, and tracker are new material by the editor.
The classic that started it all — finally in an edition built for doing, not just reading. Wallace D. Wattles published The Science of Getting Rich in 1910, and it has never stopped working its way into the hands of builders, founders, and strivers. It is the book Rhonda Byrne credited as the spa...
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